. >> the unofficial end to summer also marks the unofficial fall kick off of the 2016 presidential campaign. today a new poll shows new strengths for a pair of hopefuls. >>> you have heard lost dog stories before but probably not like this one. meet jade, an australian shepherd who was lost for 44 days in yellowstone national park. her owners were in a car accident. they were hurt and jade ran off. the colorado couple thought they would never see her again. they went back to the park over and over again searching for her. this week their hard work paid off. >> a minute or two later, i saw a black head pop over the edge about 100 yards away. i called her and she came bounding to me. >> i saw jade come running in the front door and i lost it. >> she is self-sufficient. >> jade lost a little weight but overall looks great. >>> and take a look at these current temperatures, 86 degrees. humidity is low. we are going to see another nice day as we head into your labor day holiday. i will go into all the details in my full forecast. >> tensions were high today as thousands of refugees waited to be

labor day is the unofficial end of summer. now we know why it's unofficial. it feels like summer out there lately. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i hope you had a great labor day weekend. let's start with bill henley and the first alert forecast. it could hit 90 again? >> it will be beyond 90. we're in the 60s and 70s to start with. 74 degrees in philadelphia. 66 in allentown. 70 degrees in dover. why are we on the lookout for fog? there's none yet. we could see fog before the sun comes up. a southwesterly breeze at 9:00. that is bringing in humidity. it will be a muggier day to day. 78 degrees by 9:00. then we're on the verge of 90 degrees at noon time today. those are the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood to show you which areas will be in the 90s and well into the 90s this afternoon when i'm back in ten minutes. right now, it is a tuesday. jessica has your first alert traffic. >> we're starting things off on the vine street expressway. everything is moving fine right around 24th street. watch out for this road work in here. not an active scene but just

did i -- did i just say unofficially close out summer? >> that does not make me happy at all to hear those words. >> i quit. >> although the 90-degree weather i'm happy about that. we're going to show you the george washington bridge, look how nice the george is moving this morning. left to right that is the inbound side. we have a problem however. a lot of people think, hey, traffic's going to be light on the holiday. not so much. i can tell you we have an ongoing accident information. this is the cross county parkway eastbound near midland avenue. we have all lanes closed down. sunday schedule for long island railroad, metro north, new jersey transit is on a weekend holiday schedule. that's the trains and buses. as far as path trains they're on a saturday schedule. our subways and buses are on a sunday schedule and new york waterway will have no downtown service or bell ford service. as far as the george washington is concerned, you saw it, there's no delay. the lincoln tunnel, the exclusive bus lane is canceled tunnel. route 80 going w

just in time for the unofficial end of summer.he last hour a folks headed down the shore or poconos or staying in the city. relief is moving in from the heat and humidity. a nice labor day weekend ahead but then we heat back up by next week. we could be dealing with our sixth heat wave of the year. 93 degrees that was the high temperature today. extenting the fifth heat wave. tying the record high by the way 93 set back in 2008. so so far this year including today 34 days at or above 90 degrees. but as we look at the tepp chess right now. looking good south jersey down the shore. 77 brigantine. 76 beach haven. upper 70s right now in cape may county as we move along the i-95 corridor, 82 philadelphia. 81 in pottstown. the dew points still above 60 even 70 so still a little sticky if you're stepping outdoors but the humidity levels will continue to drop as some of that drier air moves in. by 11:00 o'clock, 76 degrees. so looking pretty good if you're stepping for your friday evening plans. ultimate doppler kind of settled down right

now she's getting another unexpected gift. >> and today is the unofficial end of summer. there. another heat wave could be on the maria? abc7 and your tri-state ford dealers thank you for helping protect our children. >>> now to a nice surprise for a westchester county basketball coach inspiring so many young kids. nesta felix started an after school program to mentor students. she's received a classroom makeover and now she's getting much more. >> everybody got it? >> got it. >> everybody got it? >> got it. good job. >> many were inspired when abc news special contributor tim tebow brought us the story of a college basketball coach who started an after school program to help mentor her students in mount vernon. >> she's a miracle? >> she's very inspiring. >> she always drives me to be my best. >> with a little help from some friends, she gave her time, her energy and her heart, and gma wanted to give something back to nesta. >> this is your brand new computer lab. >> oh, my gosh >> a beautiful new computer lab, a classroom makeover courtesy of way fair, and a brand new ford fle

unofficial end of summer - but it's also widely considered the unofficial start >>> decision 2016 nowhe unofficial end of summer but also widely considered to be the unofficial start of the campaign season. today many of the presidential candidates will be hard at work, but as "today in the bay" tracie potts shows us a new poll is giving a top candidate something to worry about. >> reporter: our new nbc maris poll shows hillary clinton's negative numbers up in both iowa and new hampshire. she's still leading eye warnings that's where she's campaigning today, but in new hampshire senator bernie sanders has a 9 point lead, even if vice president biden joins the race. >> don't tell anybody, i think they're getting nervous. don't tell anybody. >> reporter: donald trump still has solid leads in both states, in new hampshire his closest competitor is now ohio governor john kasich. >> at the end of the day they're going to want somebody who can actually get the job done. >> reporter: kasich, carly fiorina, lindsey graham and scott walker will all be at a labor day picnic in new hampshire tod

john, it's the unofficial end of summer today, also the unofficial start of the serious campaign season, right? >> kat, it's a little like profootball. now the campaigns begin to spend really money on ads and engage each other more directly and voters begin looking more critically against potential presidents. those things will tell us whether donald trump is an entertaining or running to win, whether jeb bush can turn around, become a more powerful candidate. on the democratic side, hillary clinton could benefit from a faster campaign if it diminishes her e-mails. she faces a challenge from bernie sanders. and also the decision on vit biden on whether to run against her. and also her testimony on the benghazi attacks. final wild-card, president obama and republican leaders say they want to avoid a crisis. but as we've seen in washington, and on the campaign trail, their ability to do that is limited. >> with the stroke of the pen, about 300,000 workers will get something many have fought for, guaranteed paid sick leave. president obama announced an executive order giving sick leave to

tonight we've got a great night as we unofficially close out the summer. we have a temperature about 75. tomorrow some record heat, 1919 is the record high of 93 degrees, a nearly 100-year-old record could be tied. the thunderstorms come in with the front on thursday. that will cool us down as we go into friday and saturday across the area. we're looking at much improved weather as we go along and get into the weekend. back into the low 80s where the temperature should be this time of the year. >>> 6:51. >> we're going to talk about the changes with mass transit. long island railroad is running on a holiday schedule. you have a sunday schedule for metro north and mta subways and buses. path trains are on a saturday schedule. new jersey transit trains are on a weekend holiday schedule. new york waterway, you do not have any service downtown in bell ford. ongoing accident investigation, the local lanes are closed so all the traffic's being diverted into the express lanes as a result. i understand the traffic is pretty light as you go through that spot. new j

shutting off the unofficial passage through which we have witnessed thousands of refugees enter hungary

. >> reporter: labor day picnics and parades, the unofficial start to the campaign season. and the unofficial candidate is out there today, too, vice president joe biden at a labor day parade in pennsylvania, his home state. of course he is yet to say whether or not he is going to be an official candidate at some point. >> which could throw a whole new wrench into is that democratic race. thank you very much. >>> coming up, with e-cigarettes some teens can smoke undetected and they may not be smoking tobac tobacco, a new concern. >>> we have a bit of a shrunken team this morning, three out of four, not bad. you are maybe not want to go know what's going on in the roads right now. >> the true warriors are here. >> yes. >> what's our weather forecast look like? >> it is going to be hot again today. if you thought yesterday was hot it will be even hotter as we go into the afternoon. i have bad news for you if you are looking for a break in this heat, looks like it just kind of hangs around for a wiechlt the seven-day forecast is now coming up at the bottom of the screen, come

so many people taking to the beach for the unofficial last day of summer. we will have a like report from the jersey shore. >>> and we certainly weren't the only ones out there. look at this. a shark sighted on one beach. we will show it where it washed ashore. we will be right back here at six. it took leonardo and miriam years to master the toss. but just a few little steps to master depositing checks with the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. a. >>> a hero dog needs a home owner's life. this is kiko in 2012. deliveryman tried to push his way into kiko's home in staten island. the dog rushing past his owner, attacking the man and then the man shot the dog in the head. 13-year-old kiko recovered. can no longer take care of him. if you would like to adopt kiko we have more information on our website cbsnewyork.com. >>> more and more dogs are being rush today emergency clinics after eating marijuana. california leads the nation in claims. washington number two. new york coming in number three followed b

it's the unofficial end of summer today.get our first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. hey, bill. >> you can enjoy summer until the 23rd. the morning of the 23rd, that's when autumn will arrive. this morning, heading out, the temperatures have cooled into the 50s. might feel autumn-like for the pocono mountains, allentown, pottstown at 57 degrees, 59 in millville and atlantic city. 66 degrees northeast philadelphia. some spots of fog this morning, coatesville seeing dense fog, dense fog also in trenton. most of the rest of the area is doing okay. look how nice and clear it is, live view from center city from the mellon bank building. we'll see bright, sunny skies. look at the warmup. 71 at 8:00. by ç11:00, 10 degrees warmer io the low 80s. a breeze out of southwest at 6 miles an hour. that southwesterly wind will helpst

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> labor day, the unofficial end to the season, right, vai?we're checking in with business owners down the shore to find out how busy they've been over the past few months. >>> and preparing for the pope. we've been looking forward to this visit for months. well, what happens after francis leaves? one new jersey town is looking ahead. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or to a prior dose of any flu vaccine. tell your doctor if you've ever had guillain-barré syndrome. side effects include pain swelling and redness at the injection site; muscle aches, fatigue, headache and fever. other side effects may occur. if you have other symptoms or problems following vaccination,

unofficially ends. and you will want to be at the pool, but all the pools are closing after today. not ready. coming up, the big-name debate coming to reagan national airport. and surviving a shark attack. one of the latest victims talks autria: a kayaker is sharing his story after a very close encounter with a shark in california. dylan marx is recovering from a nasty sharp bite -- shark bite that happened saturday after he was fishing off the coast. the shark that felt its teeth into his foot, he says, is the real victim. -- i-1 my body around swung my body around for the fish and it got scared and thrashed around. autria: this comes after a shark attack in another city. a california-based cell phone company has started a petition to change the name of our reagan airport back to washington national airport. -- it hasated collected 300,000 signatures so far. it comes after president obama changed the name of mount mckinley back to its name of denali. a autria: get out there and enjoy it. josh: hot and humid. [dramatic music] ♪ >> yeah. yah! ha-ha! yeah, oh. hey, hey, hey. i'm terr

the last unofficial weekend of summer. it looks like it's going to be picture rfec stormeam 4 steve. >> we will see plenty o sunshine. the temperaturesreo much more comfortable. th to a cool fnt making its way across the ar. right now, 79 at jfk. 80 also into nassau county. temperatures north of the city are very comfortable right now with temperatures mainly in the d do thntupr 70s. have soloudomg in, northeasterly winds. can't rule out a spot shower here or the. but definity not a big deal. the time we head into tomorrow, these clouds move out. the sun comes out. the humit wyl b comforta ifou ye adg he nat s y'r arting off deees. moaynd is waer, with temper in the wer 80s. plen oe riggh the holiday weekend, out towards the hamptons. temperatures for the most part right around 80 degrees. by the time we get to monday. mid-70s on saturday. monday, temperatures around 90. next week looks toasty. we'll talk about that coming up. >> remember, you can track the forecast any time with our news 4 new york app. you can sign up to

. >> reporter: a busy labor day holiday weekend, marks the unofficial end of the summer season. some say they know they soon will trade warm sand for frigid snow, and it is only a matter of time before they go from bikini clad to blizzard sad. until then they'll savor a moment of sand and sun. >> i do not look forward to the snow. >> the national weather service issued a warning for swimmers along the new jersey coast that there is a moderate risk for rip currents. officials say beachgoers should lifeguards are present. >> the water was nice. it was actually really warm. the waves are hard but it was fun. >> you had to be careful out there. >> yeah. >> visitors say as they prepare for the sun to set on a season they'll hold onto the memory of an umbrella-lined shore i don't the water is fantastic. one of the best days of the year. >> reporter: how do you feel about the end of summer. >> horrible. i was born to sit in the sun. >> reporter: and he certainly is not alone out here. not alone at all. a lot of people we have spoken with, we have said what are your plans for tomorrow?

the unofficial end to summer. looks like relief is headed in our direction for labor day weekend but high temperatures today made it into the low 90s dropping into the mid 80s right now a nice breeze as well. dew points will be dropping as well. so if you're stepping outdoors, it will start to feel better. as far as what's happening on ultimate doppler a couple of isolated showers with this front but most of the heavier rainfall shifting on off to the south of that front what most of the humidity is right now. you can see winds coming in out of the north and that is dropping the temperatures along with the dew points and the humidity. so by 7:00 o'clock low 80s maybe an early isolated storm. otherwise warm and breezy you'll note that humidity dropping by 11:00 o'clock. temperatures around 76 degrees. what about that saturday snapshot to kick off the upcoming labor day weekend? if you're staying in center city, lower humidity temperatures low to mid 80s looking good for the made in america concert tomorrow. down th

maybe the unofficial end, but not with the weather. steve: not at all, and tomorrow and wednesday will feel more like august. 79 degrees right now at reagan national, gaithersburg 75, dulles 76. in the 60's in culpeper. mainly clear skies overnight, hundred percent chance of lots of sunshine early tomorrow morning. with the sunshine we will have a rapid warm-up in the mid morning and afternoon. 72 degrees heading to the bus stop tomorrow. 88 to 90 degrees during the midday. the heat index will make it feel more like the middle to upper 90's. more on a cold front coming up in a few minutes, from the belfort furniture weather center. jonathan: d.c. police are investigating a stabbing that happened just before 9:00 at gresham place and georgia avenue, near howard university in northwest. no word of the condition of the victim and the police have not made any arrests. a search for a group of robbers that targeted an upscale northwest neighborhood. two robberies happening this morning minutes up. the first happened at a fraternity house. wi

. >> i'm sure it will be very packed this week as we go into this labor day weekend, last unofficial week of summer. keep in mind the advertised 83 degrees, today another hot one, we are in a heat wave. today we continued that, tomorrow we continue it, and going into your labor day weekend, we should be breaking out of this heat wave. that's going to be with showers, maybe thunderstorms in the forecast, mostly for friday, it's going to shape up nicely as we go into your weekend. for the rest of the evening, still near 90 degrees by 7:00 p.m. 9:00, temperatures about the mid to low 80s, near 80 degrees, warm and muggy, and we could start to see the development of fog again. coming up, i'll show you the timing of the rain for the end of the week, and your entire labor day weekend forecast straight ahead opinion. >>> the white house got the extra vote it needed to clear the way for president obama's nuclear deal with iran. a maryland senator became the crucial 34th vote today opinion john kerry brought the push for support here to philadelphia. cydney long joins us live from independenc

and this is the unofficial end to summer and everybody see how excited -- everybody say hi, mom. >> himom. >> reporter: this weekend officially here, the crowds are only going to grow. long holiday weekend marks the final farewell to summer for many families. >> it was too short, yes, too short, right. >> yeah, too short. >> last weekend down here. >> we're just going to spend some time relaxing. >> reporter: the beaches are packed, the boards are filling up and everyone is trying to get one last taste of summer. >> everything. >> we're trying to get pizza if possible. the lines are long. >> reporter: most of the people we talked to have an idea of what fun they want to squeeze in. >> we'll probably try to get to the rides down here. >> yeah. >> and get some more surfing in and some more beach time. >> i'm sad that summer is ending. because i don't want to go back to school. >> me, either. >> reporter: ready or not, it's time for school making this weekend a last chance to enjoy some summer freedom. >> goodbye, summer. >> reporter: and how do you guys feel about the end of summer? it's

. >>> thank you, labor day may mark the unofficial day of summer today was a great day to really hold onto it. people were out early at coonny island stragging a perfect spot on the beach. john elliot is in the weather center for what else we can expect. >> i want some curry chicken. wow, what a labor day, it is still officially summer and feels like, 88 right now shooting for 90 with obviously lots of sun. not without a few caveats, moderate rip currents if you're sneaking away or right at the threshold of the beach, moderate rip current risks at the jersey shore as well, i can't blame you, look at these ocean temperatures, 74, 78, flirting with 80. september is a great month to go to the beach, it is a shame we kind of unofficially curtail it after today. you can see nice and bright right here, there is a front that moves in later in the week, but i'll tell you what tomorrow back to school we could be dealing with some record temperatures we'll talk more about that when we have the full forecast coming up right now, though, going to send it back to andrea. >>> thank you. many in new

it's going to be gorgeous, we couldn't ask for better weather, unofficial end of summer for a lot ofe more from the shore coming up. chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast. how perfect is it going to be today? >> reporter: it's going to be as perfect as it's going to get. we turned the the

the unofficial end of summer is going to feel really nice. the return of summer heat and humidity happens right on labor day. let's take a look at the day plan we are the michael and sum weather cam. the clouds will start to break as we head past the noontime hour. 81 at noon and 83 degrees at 5 p.m. and we'll see the temperatures just a little bit warmer than average for this time of year as we head into the afternoon but not as warm as yesterday. 73degrees yesterday. and the dew point is 70. and the humidity level is still considered oppressive at this point but the humidity is going to drop as we head into the afternoon. right now 72 degrees in buoy and andrews. and upper marlboro at 72. and 72 in fairfax. on satellite and radar, here's the cold front that moved through yesterday and brought the severe thunderstorms. it's moving to the west, going backwards from the typical direction for cold fronts and that's bringing in cooler and drier air. high pressure is anchored to the north and east of us you'll see the easterly flow and then it be

i just spoke to a representative from unhcr, there are seven tents here at this unofficial border crossing, but there are no refugees. the representative said they hoped to be able to start helping the hungarian government process the refugees. but they are going to try to go to another location and help other refugees getting into the country by other measures. >> just when you thought it couldn't get any worse. thank you for that. >>> this is the first port of call for many refugees. they are often escaping political unrest. we visited a refugee camp in rome where 90% are from artrea. >> reporter: this is a changing population of people on the move. fleeing their homeland was the hard, much easier staying under the radar is italy. authority seem pretty relaxed about enforcing. there is a silent agreement with the local police. >> translator: sometimes they will come over and ask us if everything is fine. if there are any problems. but there are no problems here. >> reporter: this young mother who wants their identities concealed, spent four years in a camp in sudan doing what she had to

it's expected to stay nice, but hot for the unofficial day of summer. let's go outside to david murphy. >> reporter: rick you're right, the best place to be would be the beach in the mid 80s, ocean temperatures in the mid 70s and low risk of rip currents. look at this satellite, there's a sweep of clouds to the south. but that's it. so sunscreen all around. 83 degrees in philadelphia. more of the same in washington. new yorknew york city we bumble8 # -- bumped up to 88 in the middle of concrete jungle. dewpoints in philadelphia, 61. not oppressive. in a lot of cases not what you would consider humid at all. at the pool, 88 degrees, by 1:00 p.m. 90 degrees is the high at 3:00 p.m. cool drinks and cool dips parent. for the rest of the way, 2:00 p.m., 88. 4:00 p.m., 89 degrees, with the high of 90 at 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. we're down to 84. 8:00 p.m., back into the 70s and 73 by 10:00. going down to 70 for the overnight low. we're looking at changes in the accuweather forecast. heat and higher humidity coming back in the forecast. details ahead. and we may in

start guessing what it is, because today is the unofficial ends every summer. >> lottery numbers, let's a look. >> ♪ >> i hate my phone. >> you why do you hate your known. >> whether i need it, it delays, it spins, i want to throw this -- >> go ahead, throw it. >> spin it. spin it. okay, we found it, i found it. spotify has declared 2015 the song of the summer. >> what is it? >> are you ready? it relates to philadelphia, in a big way. >> okay? >> can't feel my face. >> ♪ ♪ can't feel my face ♪ ♪ >> yes, what he's saying is i can't feel my face when i'm with you but i love it. but i love it. >> thank you for chanting the lyrics, mike. >> now, what's he talking about? is he talking about love or -- >> well, depends on who you can. it can be addicted to love. >> i am. i'm totally addicted to love. >> that numb feeling where you can't, your nerve endings are so -- >> oh, maybe it is about that. >> every time we talk about this, guys, it is really about -- >> so we tends to believe it is something more innocent, okay? >> okay. >> all right? but everybody is singing it, so catchy, in fact. ju

. >>> again we have come to the end of summer, at least unofficially.ight the last stragglers are trying to enjoy the break. and sharrie williams with the story. >> the shore full of people all day and tonight was no different. there are technically two more full weeks of summer, but people were living it up at the beach like today was their last day. as daytime at the shore turned into nightfall on the boardwalk, the crowds were still soaking up the last unofficial weekend of summer. >> it was a beautiful summer. weather-wise amading, and great days on the beach. lots of fun and great memories. >> no shortage of things to do. >> we went to the water park. we did basketball and the all types of stuff. >>the labor day weekend has many asking where did summer go? this little one has no idea that mommy won't be bringing him back for the ice cream cones until next year. >> it was awesome. we had warm weather and hung out on the beach most of the time. we'll be back next year. ♪ >> while some are feeling summer's swan song, others are toasting their ice crea

we came down here to ocean city on the unofficial last day of summer to see how all of this heat hasmpacted businesses. what they told us was even sweating profusely people continue to come and business is pretty good. >> this is our final weekend open every day. we'll just stay open a few other weekends innocents it. >> all told pretty good. >> great summer. >> reporter: the scene business after business i went to speak to was that business has been good. the heat didn't impact them negatively. >> we're up about 10% over last year. now we expanded until a couple more businesses so we're star starting to get legs. >> overall you're happy? >> yeah. i mean it's been a good summer for us. >> reporter: since most businesses like most summer renters close down as we head into the fall, this increase in business was great thing for them. one tip for next year's renters they're advertising next year's deals get in now. maybe you'll save a few bucks. here in ocean city, i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >> always like to save a few bucks. hundreds of philadelphia union members taking to the str

labor day isn't just the unofficial end to the summer. it's also the unofficial kickoff to the presidential campaign season. so let's see what's happening with the unblackenin'. ♪ ♪ okay, the latest polls are showing that donald trump is beating hillary in a theoretical head-to-head match-up. so if company can idiot talk his way to the top of the polls, what in the world has been dragging hillary down? >> more bad news for hillary clinton in this e-mail scandal. >> the f.b.i. investigators-- >> her private e-mail server. >> the e-mail scandal. >> the e-mail investigation. >> larry: there have to be some pretty horrible things in those e-mails, right? i mean, what's she been hiding? was she the only woman on ashley madison? maybe? i don't know. ( laughter ) ( applause ) we don't know. it's possible. oh, now this, too. a few of hillary's e-mails were just released. let's attack a look. better yet, let's take a listen. we've recreated some of the hillary's e-mails in audio format. in a new segment we're called, "hillary clinton, audio e-mail

and for the rest of the week it will feel like summer for this last unofficial week of summer. for tomorrow, a warm humid start the day, temperatures in the mid-70s. plenty of sunshine and by noon already in about the mid to upper 80s, we'll look at how long the hot streak is going to continue and have an early look at your labor day weekend forecast no matter where you're headed. that's straight ahead. >> all right, sheena. we are just 25 days away now from the pope's visit to philadelphia and tomorrow morning mayor michael nutter and officials will be holding a news conference to provide the area with another update on the event. today the open nphl campaign made a splash in center city. they said the campaign was not a reaction to some businesses saying they may close their doors during the papal weekend. the mayor tells us they're expecting from between one to 1.5 million people for the event but mayor nutter claims new jersey officials are way off base with estimates of 10,000 tour buses to transport visitors her here. >> completely wrong. that's never a number anyone talk

lower humidity, pretty nice for the last unofficial weekend of summer. we stay feeling like summer into next week. danny? >>> at least one starter seems primed to see action on thursday night in the eagles preseason finale. plus college football time. the road to hell is paved with good intentions. mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. >>> i'm danny pommells. the eagles had to make one roster move by 4:00 and they did so, releasing former villanova running back kevin mononga. the team plays the jets thursday night right here on nbc 10. the final tilt will be all about the quarterbacks. chip kelly confirmed today that matt barkley will start and tebow will play as well. as far as chip is concerned, that's just one of the areas to keep an eye on. >> almost every position, there's still decisions that have

>> it's the unofficial end of summer. >> the unofficial end. >> i believe it's the 23rd or something. >> ginger zee did say it's going to be hot in september. i'm taking that as a continuation of the summer. someone backstage said ginger zee is pregnant. >> everything's always hot. that's one way to look at it, too. it's hot all over the country. >> college football heating up. >> i love it. best time of year. >> a lot of people think that. >>> we'll begin with the defiant county clerk at the center of a national debate jailed over staunch opposition to same-sex marriage. >> a judge found kim davis in contempt of court for her refusal to issue marriage licenses to gay couples. most of her deputy clerks have promised to comply with the law. the governor says all citizens will be able to be married today. more from abc's marcy gonzales. >> reporter: cheering, and outrage outside of this federal courthouse in kentucky. strong reactions to a judge finding a county clerk in contempt of court. putting her behind bars for this. >> we're not issuing marriage licenses. you can appeal. >> since

unofficial starts to the campaign season. now the unofficial candidate out there for now vice president joe biden is going to be at a labor day parade. he's leading that parade in pennsylvania today. we're still waiting to see whether or not he wants to jump into the race. >> it'll be a bus say day ahead. tracie potts, thank you so much. >>> president obama's controversial iran deal has new unexpected support. on sunday former secretary of state colin powell who served under president george w. bush expressed support for the agreement. >> i think it is a good deal. i studied very carefully the outline of the deal. and what's in that deal. and i've also carefully looked at the opposition to the deal. one of the great concerns that the opposition has, this we're leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to creating a nuclear weapon in 10 or 15 years. forgetting the reality they have been on a superhighway for the last ten years to create a nuclear weapon or nuclear weapons program with no speed limit. >> debbie wasserman

john, it's the unofficial end of summer today. it's also the unofficial start of the summer's campaign season. >> like football, the preseason games only tell you so much. now the campaigns begin to spend real money on ads and engage each other more directly and voters begin looking more critically at potential presidents. those factors will start to tell us among other things whether donald trump is a political entertainer or running to win, whether jeb bush can turn around and become the more powerful candidate that we once expected. on the democratic side hillary clinton could benefit from a faster-paced campaign if it diminishes the focus on her e-mails. variables in addition to a surprisingly effective challenge from bernie sanders. one is the decision by vice president biden on whether to run against her. the other is her public testimony in october before the house committee investigating the benghazi attacks. the final wild card comes this month when president obama and congress face off over funding the government. republ

what a beautiful unofficial exit to the summer season. sure doesn't feel like an exit as we head into a heat wave this week with three starting today. let's look over we've been showing pictures of asberry park at the jersey shore. temperature right now 90. that wind coming in if the south at 7. late tomorrow it will start to feel oppressive. normal high for september the 7th is only 78 degrees. that just goes to show you how far above normal we have been. about 15 degrees above normal in many cases. 101 the record back in 1981. the heat wave will last through wednesday. i think tomorrow is the peak of the heat with record-tieing or record-breaking heat. humidity increasing through the week. wednesday into thursday it will reach a high note. temperatures go down after that but humidity will make up for it. a poe -- a potent front on thursday would bring heavy rainfall. we need the rain as we have a drought. 84 in newburgh. if you head down to the shore you're a little bit cooler. you get relief down there in places like islip and montage,

so, live it up, unofficial end. september can be some of the best weather we get all summer down the jersey shore. >> i agree. we had a decent summer. we paid for it this past winter. >> yes. >> we deserved it. >> i'm afraid of what will happen in the next couple of months. >> let's not think about that. >>> we will talk about construction. let's go to a webcam and i will show you where the construction is. staten island expressway, you can see the cones, they are set up. you have one lane getting by at this point. let's go to the maps and pinpoint where this is exactly. staten island expressway eastbound from route 440, right over here, taking you all the way to bradley avenue, two lanes closed down. you remain slow on the eastbound side. but that delay doesn't last all the way to the verrazano bridge. the verrazano bridge not doing badly across the span on to the b.q.e. about but then we have a problem on the b.q.e. northbound, that ramp, northeast ramp to the brooklyn bridge is closed down and the brooklyn bridge

plenty of people there are enjoying one last day of sun and sand on this unofficial end of the season've had beautiful weather all summer and we will certainly cap it off on a high note. meteorologist bill henley is tracking temperatures in the 80s. >> it looks great. bright sunshine and after we saw low clouds and fog to start with inland areas, but completely cleared out. look at the sunshine near boathouse row. already it's up to 80 degrees in philadelphia and as the temperature goes up the humidity goes down and sunshine, that's going to be around for a few days, but the temperatures will go warmer over the next couple of days. 82 in philadelphia, millville, atlantic city and toms river in the 80s and redding is at 81 degrees and right at cape may at 77 degrees and the shore will see low 80s like ocean view has. right now woodvine is at 79 degrees and in the atlantic city area it's 78 degrees and while it's up to 78 and it is 82 in northfield. so a warm, sunny day today. temperatures will be near 90 degrees this afternoon and we may make it into the 90s today and 84 at 1:00. by 4:

tonight a lot of people are worried the unofficial end of summer has not meant the end of a violent summer. ellison barber live on the scene at king avenue and parson place with the latest. what do you know, ellison? >> reporter: jan, this is a very developing scene. we got this information in the last hour. look what's going on right here beside me. you can see there are bikes turned over in front of a subway here. what we know right now that is around 10 p.m. a call went out for shots fired along mlk avenue and mellon street southeast. police tell us at least one person was shot. that person has nonlife threatening injuries. this all comes on the heel of a weekend where six people were shot. homicide detectives are investigating at least three new cases. on friday one person was killed in northeast right along 25th street. on saturday a body was found burning in a car in southeast. police determined the man inside was killed by a gunshot. then early sunday morning another person was shot and killed, this time in northwest. right now most people seem to expect it. >> no, it doesn't surpri

we check in with justin and meisha, and also the forecast this last, again, unofficial day of summer.tin, were you saying we have two and a half more weeks? >> still summer. keep the trends going. >> and meisha roads looking okay? >> roads looking fine, we have an accident. but justin, so happy to hear it will be 90, or close to, right? >> love the heat. >> i'm with you, yes. we will hit 09 degrees next few days low 90s, i'm with you, i like it holt. keep the summer weather around. little tough going back to school tomorrow. hopefully your school has some air-conditioning. outside, skies starting to brighten up. look at the spring garden street looking eastward. you can see, some nice color showing up, we get closer to sunrise. so that's the time to go here. but overall, looking pretty good this morning. temperature wise, also, feeling good. some of the suburbs in the 50's, 54 quakertown, 57 pottstown, little warmer around the city. so still at 70 for philadelphia international airport. 66 degrees, in palmyra, new jersey, storm scan3, nice and quiet. high pressure right on top of us.

wet are could not have cooperate better to day for the unofficial summer send off. tons of people flock to the jersey shore to enjoy the sunny weather and "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live, in ocean city, new jersey. this is a pretty good gig, cleve. >> reporter: cannot beat it being on the boardwalk getting paid for this. people here they just don't want to leave. i don't know about war big traffic or procrastinating with going back to school or work but there are thousands of people still on the boardwalk. it was a record breaking year for many towns throughout the jersey shore to day, surely the explanation point. if you weren't ready to say good bye to summer to day you weren't alone this weekend the new jersey shore was packed. >> beach all three days, just a nice time, great weather, and, you know, since they are two and three years old. >> reporter: little windy and some waves but overall nice and sunny. families say a perfect ending to a stellar summer. >> a lot of beach days, water park, mini golf, ride, all of the ocean city activities. great

it's the unofficial end of summer today. let's get our first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. hey, bill. >> you can enjoy summer until the 23rd. the morning of the 23rd, that's when autumn will arrive. this morning, heading out, the temperatures have cooled into the 50s. might feel autumn-like for the pocono mountains, allentown, pottstown at 57 degrees, 59 in millville and atlantic city. 66 degrees northeast philadelphia. some spots of fog this morning, coatesville seeing dense fog, dense fog also in trenton. most of the rest of the area is doing okay. look how nice and clear it is, live view from center city from the mellon bank building. we'll see bright, sunny skies. look at the warmup. 71 at 8:00. by ç11:00, 10 degrees warmer io the low 80s. a breeze out of southwest at 6 miles an hour. that southwesterly wind will help boost our temperatures this afternoon. yesterday's high was 88. we'll see that today at 2:00 this afternoon. and the temperature will still be climbing. we'll go through the forecast neigh

summer still holding on for the last unofficial week of it. take a look at tuesday and wednesday and today. temperatures have been ten degrees or higher above average. our average now is 82 degrees. every day we look at the average high temperature and it goes down a little bit each week. meaning that cooler air mass that we're supposed to have is getting a little closer. by tomorrow, we should be in the 80s. that will be coming with some rain around. take a look at the temperatures off to the west. 100 degrees in bismarck, north dakota. that is an actual temperature. mid 90s through the central plains. mid 90s locally. 94 in philadelphia. we made it up to 96 today but now the temperatures for some of us are dropping a little bit. 92 in allentown. 91 in reading. mid 90s for millville and wilmington. locally, on radar, we are dry. except if you're in the poconos, we have a few showers a couple spotty thunderstorms here. we will watch these through the evening. we can't rule out a stray shower. tomorrow will be the better rain chance. take a loo

unofficial end of summer. people packed the beaches today like they did all weekend. jones beach and robert moses saw a quarter million people. many commenting on how picture per of course the summer has been. >> all of this beautiful weather we are having here. all of the beautiful people. it is a great time. >> i love it. i will miss the water and the sun. that is. i i will miss my tan. >> i am very sad it is lanner day. >> the weather has been beautiful this summer. >> now what? >> now what in sneed. >> i agree everything that everybody just said. all right s. still holding ton the summer. new york state has extend beach season this year. opinion ny in the area are open until sunday on long line. jones beach and robert moses will be open until september 20th. so not yet. >> historic tree growing in long island for nearly 200 years and unport fatally, it has to come down. the owner of the lan on lakeshore road say the copper beach was planned in 1820 to mark the pill from's landing and about 90 feet tall. almost 30 feet around. the owner says the tree is dying and n

not enough words to describe what the unofficial end of summer feels like. >> warm. awesome. >> reporter: many setting up umbrellas along the shore and others pulling their chairs close to the water. >> what time did you come on the beach? >> arou 8:30. >> reporter: to get rays, swim, and to relax. >> i would like to sit here all day. >> that's right. >> reporter: everything serene with the sereneos. they prefer the bench over struggling on the sand. >> no, too wobbly. we sit here and enjoy the beach this way. >> reporter: summer is ticking away. the dolphins a sure sign. are you sad summer is over with? >> yeah. >> reporter: why? >> did i did fun stuff. >> reporter: it was great for businesses, too. near perfect days in august badly needed after superstorm sandy. >> the sun came out and july was strong and august strong. here it is september. we are really busy again. turn around and take a look. >> reporter: and we're back live in belmar, new jersey. as you can see, the beach is still packed at 5:00. the lifeguards are still here. summer not over just yet, there ar

out there >> not the unofficial end of the heat. >> that's right. >> are we close to the unofficial end, doug? >> we are close. as a matter of fact, we are hours away from the end of the heat. but it's still hot out there right now temperatures tonight back into the low to middle 90s, look outside, hot, hazy, humid atmosphere across our region. temperatures right now, still way up there. 94 at the airport. heat index, 98 today. the hottest day we have seen of this three-day heat wave that is it. -ó look at the radar, we have showers, thunderstorms across the area. the biggest storms down southern fauquier county, one in montgomery county and fairfax county and a few more back to the west, we will zoom on into this area across the american legion bridge here. exactly where we are seeing this shower around tysons corner around the area of great falls. here is great falls, along the potomac, river road and up 495, up toward 270. all moving up to the north and east. farther to the west, heavier downpour, around millwood, clark county, warren county, the front royal area, once again, mov